Sky Sports has announced an extensive slate of Premier League fixtures that will be shown live across October and November, featuring high‑profile clashes such as Liverpool hosting Arsenal and Manchester United travelling to Leeds. The broadcaster will air a total of 21 league games during this period, giving fans ample opportunity to watch their favourite teams in action. The first marquee encounter comes on Sunday, 11 October, when Liverpool welcome title‑contenders Manchester City to Anfield.
Kick‑off is scheduled for 4:30 pm, and the match promises to be a tactical showdown between Jürgen Klopp’s side and Pep Guardiola’s men. Just three weeks later, on 1 November, the Merseyside giants will host Arsenal in what is billed as a "Super Sunday" fixture. Arsenal, under the guidance of Mikel Arteta, will travel to the historic stadium with the aim of securing a vital away win against a club that has traditionally been a tough opponent at Anfield.
Arsenal’s schedule does not end there. After the Liverpool trip, Arteta’s side will head north to face Nottingham Forest on Sunday, 18 October. That match will be another key fixture in the broadcaster’s lineup, offering a chance for the Gunners to test their mettle against a Forest side eager to climb the table. Manchester United’s October itinerary is equally packed.
The Red Devils open their month at home on Saturday, 10 October, when they take on Tottenham Hotspur, now managed by Roberto De Zerbi. The encounter is set for a 5:30 pm kick‑off and will be streamed live on Sky Sports, providing a prime‑time showcase for two of England’s most popular clubs.
A week later, United will embark on a televised away trip to Elland Road to face Leeds United on Sunday, 18 October. The match, slated for a 2:00 pm start, pits the reigning champions against a Leeds side that has shown resilience this season. United’s final October fixture on the Sky schedule is a home game against Bournemouth on Sunday, 25 October, also at 2:00 pm. Other notable fixtures include Tottenham’s London derby against Chelsea on Saturday, 24 October, a classic "Saturday Night Football" encounter that will be broadcast at 5:30 pm.
Tottenham also host newly promoted Coventry City on Monday Night Football on 19 October, before returning to Anfield to face Liverpool on 31 October. Crystal Palace will meet Tottenham at home on 31 October, while their own rivalry with Brighton continues on 18 October.
Sky Sports encourages viewers to watch via the Sky Sports app, which offers live streaming for subscribers. Those without a Sky subscription can obtain instant, contract‑free access through NOW TV, which provides flexible day‑or‑month passes. Below is a snapshot of the Premier League fixtures that will be available on Sky Sports during the highlighted weeks: - Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur – 5:30 pm, live on Sky Sports - Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Hull City vs Everton – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Liverpool vs Manchester City – 4:30 pm, live on Sky Sports - Coventry City vs Newcastle United – 8:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Newcastle United vs Aston Villa – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Bournemouth vs Sunderland – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Brighton & Hove Albion vs Crystal Palace – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Leeds United vs Manchester United – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal – 4:30 pm, live on Sky Sports - Tottenham Hotspur vs Coventry City – 8:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Ipswich Town vs Nottingham Forest – 8:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur – 5:30 pm, live on Sky Sports - Crystal Palace vs Newcastle United – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Hull City vs Brentford – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Manchester United vs Bournemouth – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Sunderland vs Leeds United – 4:30 pm, live on Sky Sports - Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace – 5:30 pm, live on Sky Sports - Aston Villa vs Fulham – 2:00 pm, live on Sky Sports - Liverpool vs Arsenal – 4:30 pm, live on Sky Sports - Newcastle United vs Everton – 8:00 pm, live on Sky Sports Sky Sports remains the primary broadcaster of domestic club football across the UK and Ireland, delivering more than 1,500 live matches each season, spanning the Premier League, Women’s Super League, English Football League and the Scottish Premiership. For the 2026/27 campaign, the network has committed to airing a minimum of 215 live Premier League fixtures, ensuring fans have extensive coverage of the league’s biggest moments.
Subscribers can enjoy all live football directly through the Sky Sports app, while non‑subscribers have the option to upgrade their existing Sky package or explore NOW TV’s flexible, contract‑free plans. This approach caters to a wide audience, from traditional satellite customers to cord‑cutters seeking on‑demand access. Key dates for the broader football calendar include the start of the Premier League on 21 August, the Carabao Cup second round for non‑European clubs during the week of 24 August, and the Champions League group‑stage draw on 27 August. The Carabao Cup third round, featuring the entry of clubs involved in European competition, takes place the weeks of 7 and 14 September, while the Champions League group phase kicks off between 8 and 10 September.
The FA Cup third round is slated for 9 January, followed by the conclusion of the Champions League group phase on 27 January and the start of the knockout rounds on 16 February. The season culminates with the Carabao Cup final on 21 March, the Premier League finale on 30 May, and the Champions League final on 5 June at Madrid’s Wanda Metropolitano Stadium. Fans are also invited to participate in Sky Sports’ Super 6 competition, which offers a chance to win £1 million at no cost.
This promotional element adds an extra layer of excitement for viewers tuning in to the extensive lineup of live Premier League action.